Re: taxes and the best place to vegetable garden?

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<wildbilly-78A84C.08272820052008@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 Billy <wildbilly@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> > It's.... mixed.
> > Dad has shown some interesting results using beneficial herbs in the 
> > teas, not just straight green tea. Things like dandilion and Matte'.
The 
> > brewing process with the kombucha critter seems to enhance the
effects.
> > 
> > You can tailor your tea mix to what you are trying to treat.
> 
> Dandelion is OK but yerba mate is nasty tasting stuff. Hmmm. I
> wonder if you could make a "single malt" flavored kombucha?

The nice thing is that, like with any tea, you can add herbs for flavor 
as well as medical efficacy. :-)

Fruit juices too.

> Maybe that's what Charlie is up to out in the "skunk works". He
> say he be brewing compost tea but he may be funnin' us;o)
> -- 
> 
> Billy

<lol> Manure and compost tea seem to be good for a quicker fertilizer 
without burning plants?  I've never tried it but dumping the poopy duck 
ponds we used to have (kiddy pools emptied by mostly bailing) seemed to 
be well loved by the plants.

Duck poop tea. <g>
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